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The Republican Party is now America’s largest hate group
Daniel Denvir
Led by Donald Trump, the GOP has abandoned its traditional dogwhistles in favor of a more overt approach to racism
America’s shameful & incoherent fear: Why our rush to demonize refugees is so disturbing
Eesha Pandit
In the aftermath of the Paris attacks, the rush to speak out against refugees has been swift, and deeply disturbing
Nostalgia is killing the white working class: The story behind the shocking mortality rates
Kali Holloway
Abandoned by their employers, hoodwinked by their politicians, working whites are falling prey to their own despair
White America’s Willy Loman crisis: Inside the suicide epidemic raging in the bastions of middle-class privilege
Robert Hennelly
New research highlights the rising number of middle-aged white men taking their own lives—and being ignored
I was an Amazon drudge
Julie Vick
As a liberal arts grad in the late '90s, I was prepared for many things. But nothing had prepared me for Amazon
After the great unraveling: A harrowing glimpse of the world that awaits
John Feffer
Devastating droughts, mass migrations and rampant xenophobia are only a preview of the dystopia to come
Big Tobacco’s big race play: Philip Morris, the NAACP and the future of menthol cigarettes
Myron Levin
The FDA is slow to ban the flavored smokes, despite their myriad health risks, and black groups refuse to speak up
We could black out Black Friday: I dream of a national boycott that demands black lives matter as much as black money
Shannon M. Houston
Boycotts like #NotOneDime come at a cost, though, to people already struggling on the edge
Black lives don’t matter in the gun debate: America’s crisis is much bigger than mass murder
Lois Beckett
Until we accept that U.S. gun violence is largely a story of race and geography, our policies are doomed to fail
Our #blacklivesmatter Thanksgiving: Race, terror, Trump and political correctness collide at Thanksgiving
Chauncey DeVega
A holiday bound in myths, and based on America's founding sins, arrives in the middle of a fraught conversation
The best Friendsgiving on TV: “Living Single” made spending the holidays with your chosen family fabulous
Shannon M. Houston
Forget "Friends" — the best holidays-with-your-besties episodes of the '90s happened on this show
The man who made America: Reason, religion and the brilliant mind of John Locke
George Makari
There will be no lack of odes to colonial America today. Let's also remember the man whose ideas made it possible
5 right-wing conspiracy theories as nuts as Donald Trump’s lies about 9/11
Kali Holloway
The Donald now contends U.S. Muslims celebrated the attacks. Conservatives have convinced themselves of even worse
The conservative freakout over Thanksgiving debates: Here’s why the right is melting down this time
Heather Digby Parton
Every year, a flurry of articles about "winning dinner table debates" go out. This year, right-wingers caught wind
Sam Harris talks Islam, ISIS, atheism, GOP madness: “We are confronting people, in dozens of countries, who despise more or less everything that we value”
Sean Illing
Famed atheist and Salon debate and discuss Islamophobia, religion and liberalism, as well as Ben Carson's appeal
Cruz’s immigrant/refugee bank shot: Slamming Rubio for backing “amnesty” and Syrian refugees
Simon Maloy
Ted Cruz attacks Rubio by arguing that immigration reform would have flooded the country with dangerous refugees
Jewish Americans assaulted at protest calling for citizen’s arrest of Israeli politician
Ben Norton
Jewish protesters captured video of them being assaulted and pushed down stairs by pro-Israel conference attendees
We, the people, remain filled with rage: Race, Yale, p.c. and a nation spinning apart
Jim Sleeper
The noise machine of conservative media and partisanship gone amok has machine-gunned and closed the American mind
Donald Trump race shocker: Polls prove his success really is based on racists
Amanda Marcotte
New numbers prove that Trump is pulling support from the highly xenophobic Republican contingent
Laquan McDonald is why Black Lives Matter: Race, the police, and the chilling reality for black America
Chauncey DeVega
Still asking why Black Lives Matter? The horrific video of Laquan McDonald's killing should settle that forever
Donald Trump’s racist revival: How the Republican Party has given new life to unabashed bigotry
Brittney Cooper
It wasn't long ago that dogwhistles and coded appeals to white resentment loomed large. Now it's even worse
Our democracy is completely unrepresentative: Citizens United, gerrymandering, and the real story behind the GOP’s takeover
Lawrence Lessig
Money buys results. Big business controls Congress. Our districts are drawn noncompetitive. Here's how we fix it
Visions of a Nazi America: How “The Man in the High Castle” both sharpens and blurs the lines between “us” and “them”
Sonia Saraiya
The television adaptation of the Philip K. Dick novel departs from the book but asks even darker questions
Democratic senator debunks GOP refugee fear-mongering: U.S. terrorists “are generally white males, who have shot up people in movie theaters and schools”
Sophia Tesfaye
Dems begin to speak out as the mayor of Dallas also argues he's more scared of white gunmen than Syrian refugees
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